Damian Queen Sleeper Sofa (2024)

FAQs

Can you sleep on a sleeper sofa every night? ›

Are Sofa Beds Good for Long Term Use? Sofa beds can be good for long term use, but it's not advised. A dedicated mattress and bed frame will always be better than a sofa bed as they are specifically built and designed for sleep.

Sleeper sofas have enclosed mattresses that generally are better for sleeping, while sofa beds utilize couch cushions to create sleep space. Additionally, smaller sleeper sofas are often designed for a single person, so the size of the couch can greatly affect comfort level.

Pottery Barn Cameron Roll Arm Slipcovered Sleeper Sofa

Overall, we found this to be a very comfortable sofa that's soft and supportive. The bed is a true queen size, and it's easy to convert in just a few minutes. The queen-sized bed provides a supportive, comfortable sleeping environment.

A traditional mattress can be uncomfortable if used on a sofa bed due to this bar, and the mattress can become damaged. When looking for a replacement mattress for your sofa bed, it is important to buy a couch mattress truly designed for the sofa bed.

2) Invest in sheets specifically designed for sofa beds. Since sofa beds are not the same size as standard beds, regular bed sheets do not fit well and cause the sheets to bunch up in the sleep surface and sometimes slip off the mattress. Sheets made for sofabeds stay in place and provide a more restful night's sleep.

More seating space: Without the mattress taking space inside the sofa, you have more room for sitting and lounging. This is especially useful in smaller spaces. More versatile use: Removing the mattress allows you to use the sleeper sofa in different ways.

Most of the weight is in the sleeper mechanism, generally made from steel.

If you're more intimately familiar with the steel support bars under your sofa bed than you'd like to be, then a sofa bed bar shield might be just the solution you need. These 'shields' — often made of a foldable, vinyl-covered foam layer — are placed over the sofa bed frame beneath the mattress.

A memory foam mattress topper is one of the best ways to make your sofa bed more comfortable. Memory foam conforms to your body for optimal pressure relief and reduces motion transfer.

How do I keep my sleeper sofa from sagging? ›

The problem is often a sagging mattress support system, coupled with support bars that dig into sleepers' backs or hips. To provide more uniform support, try slipping pieces of ⅜- or ½-inch-thick plywood under the mattress when the bed is pulled out.

Our top pick for the best sleeper sofa is the Joybird Briar Sleeper Sofa because it's luxuriously comfortable and has lots of customization options.

For the perfect balance between eye-catching and practical, consider polyester. A strong synthetic fibre, polyester is abrasion-resistant, while also being versatile in its colour selection.

Pay attention to the seats, arms, and back pillows

A 21" seat is standard, but taller people might prefer a 25" seat depth. The height of the back pillow will determine how supportive the couch feels. Back pillows typically measure between 26" and 32", and features like headrests can make for a more comfortable sofa.

A full-size sleeper sofa is what you need if it will be used every night, even if you have a tiny space. An adult might find a twin-sized sleeper too small and restricting for everyday use, and, in a pinch, a full-size sleeper can even sleep two.

For the majority of sofa beds on the market, the answer is no. Standard sofa beds don't give you the back support you need and cause you discomfort. However, when it comes to a Furl sofa bed, yes, you can sleep on it every night.

Investing in a high-quality sofa bed means it will last longer which will save you money and hassle in the long run. This is because the sofa bed will carry a sturdy mechanism made from durable materials and will be designed for regular use.

It might be easier to fall asleep on the couch, where there is less stress involved. It might also be harder to fall asleep in bed because of poor sleep hygiene. This refers to your pre-sleep behaviours and sleep environment.